Boarder52

Supposedly Walgreens is free even though they may bill your insurance? At least that is what the one Pharmacist told me. Researching leads me to believe this is true, but I'm not 100% certain which worries me. My family of 4 (all vaccinated) will be on Adventure the 24th, so we need to get PCR tests on Monday or Tuesday of next week at the latest. Will get a little expensive if I have to pay around 100 bucks for each test... This seems like an unnecessary requirement from RC or is it just me?

I kind of don't have a choice. Both of our young adult children have their college break the last week of March, so it's the only week that works. Only alternative at this point would be to cancel the cruise. Would only do that if several of you tell me it's a total nightmare. A younger crowd may in some ways be more fun for them. I'm just hoping it's not too out of control. Not expecting a mild, Disney type of cruise, but "girls gone wild" might be a bit much. Lol Guess we'll roll the dice and hope for the best. We will go in kind of knowing what to expect at least. Thanks for everyone's input.

Hello, My family will be cruising the week of March 23 for a 4 night cruise from Miami to the Bahamas. First ever cruise for us. The "official" college party cruises are the 3 weeks prior. My son will be 22 and my daughter will be 18. I'm just a little concerned about what the cruise will be like. Anyone have experience with a Spring Break cruise? I'm good with everyone having a fun time, but not so much with obnoxious drunks, vomiting in hot tubs, etc. Thanks.